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Laredo Weekly Times
Laredo, Webb County, Texas
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The Federal Council of Churches, at its annual meeting in Columbus, Ohio on Dec. 15, endorsed the Harding plan for U.S. entry into the world court, urged joining the League of Nations or proposing a better alternative, called for aid in enforcing prohibition, and sought donations for relief in the Near East, Central Europe, and Russia.
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Columbus, Ohio. Dec. 15.--The Federal Council of Churches is an ardent champion of the Harding plan for the United States' entrance into the world court and also favors membership of the Washington government in the league of nations. Through its executive committee, which closed its annual meeting here last night, the council expressed the desire that the United States either enter the league or propose some more effective substitute. Other resolutions adopted appealed for assistance by church members in the enforcement of prohibition and urged contributions to the relief funds for the Near East, Central Europe and Russia.
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Columbus, Ohio
Event Date
Dec. 15
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resolutions adopted favoring u.s. entrance into the world court via harding plan, membership in the league of nations or a more effective substitute, assistance in prohibition enforcement, and contributions to relief funds for the near east, central europe, and russia.
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The Federal Council of Churches' executive committee, closing its annual meeting, expressed support for the Harding plan for U.S. entrance into the world court and favored U.S. membership in the league of nations or proposing a more effective substitute. Other resolutions appealed for church members' assistance in prohibition enforcement and urged contributions to relief funds.